Admiralty Bay in Bequia stands among the finest natural anchorages in the eastern Caribbean, and a 250,000-euro weekly charter delivers this setting aboard a yacht in the 40 to 55 metre range, crewed by eight or more professionals. This budget commands real scale: generous aft decks, a comprehensive water sports programme and cabin arrangements for eight to twelve guests. Bequia anchors the northern end of the Grenadines chain, a small island noted for traditional boatbuilding, a locally famous bakery and a fishing culture that has persisted alongside the development of recent decades. Port Elizabeth, a short tender ride from the anchorage, offers provisioning, local restaurants and a seafront walk. From Admiralty Bay the standard itinerary heads south through Mustique, Canouan and the Tobago Cays Marine Park, with Mayreau, Union Island and Petit St Vincent completing the arc in seven nights. The advance provisioning allowance at this rate runs to around 75,000 euros, covering fuel for inter-island passages, premium provisions loaded in Barbados or Martinique, and marina fees in Port Elizabeth where vessels choose to berth. Caribbean high season from December through April attracts a 15 to 20 percent premium on published weekly rates. The 30-minute helicopter crossing from Barbados to Bequia reduces total travel time for guests flying from Europe or North America. Private aircraft can land at Bequia airstrip directly. A charter specialist will align the right vessel with your group size and itinerary preferences.
